on q&a.robert samuelson is congressman jim jordan. -- >> our guest this week is congressman jim jordan. the ohio republican chairs the house freedom caucus. his committees include government oversight and reform and the judiciary committee. let me introduce the two reporters that will be joining us this week. rachel covers congress for politico. kelsey is a washington post congressional reporter. before we delve into questions we want to talk about charlotte. once again this week we are tuned in watching an american city in crisis over the shooting of a black citizen by police. both the political candidates, major party candidates have made statements. is there a role for congress at this point? rep. jordan: any elected official, certainly what i believe is the vast majority of cases our law enforcement do an outstanding job of protecting and helping the community they serve in. they put their lives on the line every day. we should start with that premise. in situations like this we should get to the truth, let the system work and find out what happened and hopefully not have this kind

lou: congressman jim jordan. house of represents to vote on a bill to avoid a government shut down, tonight, legislation known at continues resolution, that is right here we go, continuing regular, or cr, to keep the government running until all of way to december 9. it also includes $1.1illion to fight zika virus, and a half billion for flood relive in louisiana and other states. seb at approved that -- senate approved that bill today, 72 to 26. so once the house does act, and as i say, that is expected in a couple of hours, it goes to president forever his signature, democrats vowed to oppose the continues resolution. until republicans agreed to an aid package to for flint, michigan. to help it recover from its cob ta contaminated water crisis but it will be done with separate legislation, and after november election, and we'll keep you postd. >> we're coming right back there is a lot more to cover here tonight. please stay with us. >> liberal national media, serves as the backbone of the clinton campaign. >> t

on q&a.robert samuelson is congressman jim jordan. -- >> our guest this week is congressman jim jordan. the ohio republican chairs the house freedom caucus. his committees include government oversight and reform and the judiciary committee. let me introduce the two reporters that will be joining us this week. rachel covers congress for politico. kelsey is a washington post congressional reporter. before we delve into questions we want to talk about charlotte. once again this week we are tuned in watching an american

bill: jim jordan, thank you, the congressman from ohio.artha: in the meantime a situation no pilot ever wants to face. forced with landing with broken gear. tense moments only made more so because of what was on that plane. bill: a boeing 737 making a rough landing on an airport in indonesia. it was delivering fuel to remote parts of the area. luckily no one was hurt. >> martha: ryan lochte's debut on "dancing with the as far as" got off to a rocky start. excuse me, excuse me. excuse me. excuse me. martha: they stormed the side of the dance floor. they called lochte a liar. security tackled them and they were arrested. that's after lochte was caught in an incident of vandalism in rio. enough already. he's been punished enough. of all the issues you can get fired up about in the world. bill: look at this. martha: here is a familiar face. former texas governor rick perry. his performance playing tribute to the lone star state. martha: god bless texas. governor perry out there. they scored 20 out of 30. bill: he didn't look so bad. you are up

our cast this week's congressman jim jordan. the ohio republican chairs the house freedom caucus. committees include government oversight and reform and the judiciary committee. rachel covers congress for politico. kelsey is a washington post congressional reporter. before we delve into questions we want to talk about charlotte. we areain this week tuned in watching an american city in crisis over the shooting of a black citizen by police. both the political candidates, major party candidates have made statements. is there a role for congress at this point? rep. jordan: any elected , certainly what i believe is

congressman jim jordan, he was at today's over site hearing and he serves on the hearing. he's chairman of the freedom caucus. good to have you with us. >> good to be with you lou. >> were you satisfied or any of your questions answered by the state department? >> no. we did not expect him to be able to answer if and satisfy the in query we have. they don't have all the information to comply with the voyeur. secretary clinton heard her legal team destroyed information. that's what we have to remember of the e-mail that's out there, hillary clinton and her legal team got to decide on the front end which one they kept and which ones we got. the one they did destroy, they say were not working. the fbi says no, there were about 17,448 that were appropriated that we got through other sources that you would e-mail to. the state department is not complying. they don't have tall informatal information. they take their sweet time before they get it to us. i think there is a certain fatigue setting in with the american public on this issue. >> the scandal has been raging over years

i spoke to congressman jim jordan of ohio tonight.he one of the republicans pushing for impeachment he says this amounts to dereliction of duty. lay this out at impeachment hearing committee level. if they don't get agreement they will force this floor vote there ♪ agreement among the republican conference right now. some of them don't believe this rice rises to the high -- s rises to the high level of crimes and misdemeanors. >> not the ones who are doing it but the caucus as it whole could this hurt them. >> division here. who cares about the irs commissioner political level. most people are against him. probably worse for a republican to vote against impeachment or table the measure than to vote for it. >> i think there is blow back in that there is the sense that we know that congress is incredibly low ratings and people don't like congress and they think it's a do nothing congress. actions like this do feed into that sense that they are going why are they going in this direction when we, you know, we have got this economy that is

congress too is still asking questions as you heard jim jordan.versight committee trying to go after her for concealment, coverup and obstruction of justice charges for destroying evidence i.e., over 30,000 e-mails and somebody took a hammer to a number of her smartphones. there hasn't been a former response from the justice department on this latest request. we don't know why. we have our suspicions, don't you? more congressional hearings are also scheduled now but as we have learned or hold your breath but it is on paper to hold for the sake of the department. then there's the october surprise the bombshell document by julian assange from wikileaks. assange now telling fox those documents could come any day now which would make for a september surprise by the clintons over the years absolutely hate surprises almost as much as they lost for power. now about those scurrilous politicians and the hacks and our liberal national media. brimming with mediocrities that passed so i reach back in time for one of my favorite observers of wife's absurdities

jim jordan is our guest on newsmakers this week, he is the chair of the freedom congress -- caucus ande pushed for the impeachment hearings. you can watch that at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern time. we also asked him about the events in charlotte and prospects for -- he is a member of the judiciary committee which will consider the legislation and here's what he had to say. [video clip] whony elected official starts on the premise, the vast majority of cases, law enforcement do an outstanding job protecting and helping the committees they serve and put their lives on the line. we should start from that premise. we should always get to the truth and that the system worth -- that the system worked and find out what has happened and hopefully not have this violence we have seen in charlotte and other places around our country in the last two years. it is always best for public officials to take that posture and say those kinds of words. that can help. that is certainly what we have done and what most elected officials have been. -- do youjudiciary see that happening? >> probably not. i

chairman, i will yield to the balance of my time to the gentleman of ohio, jim jordan. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. i'm going to read page 4, the internal revenue service erased backup tapes is that statement true? >> yes. >> were you commissioner at the time tapes were erased? >> yes. >> more than one subpoena, two subpoenas? >> well, the subpoenas asked for specific information. the assumption is that some of that information was on those tapes. >> not the assumption because it was in the critical time period when the hard drive crashed. who is kate? >> counselor of the commissioner. >> we got her bio, counselor to the commissioner said she advised on high-profile investigations and she was a member of your senior management team, is that accurate? >> yes. >> in her deposition in front of the oversight committee mrs. duval learned on february second, about computer crash and missing emails. on february 2nd, the counselor to the commissioner in senior management working on high-profile investigations evidence was missing, on march fourth, backup tapes that contained evidenc

. >> jim jordan of ohio honed in on what he claims was a malicious intent at the irs. >> one month after your top counselor learned their missing e-mails the back-up tapes, secondary source. the primary source is gone and the back-up tapes are destroyed. >> they balked at every turn apologizing for being to appear and noting from the start it didn't meet the standard of a real impeachment trial. >> the impeachment process does not begin until the house actually votes to authorize this committee to investigate the charges. in other words, this is not an impeachment hearing. >> whether the targeting of conservatives was by design or incompetence it has a big effect. they found the loss of vote oirtreaoirvote outreach may are cut it enough to put barack obama enough for a second term. >> thank you for that report. >>> samsung says replacements are now available in the u.s. for about a million smart phones recalled because their batteries can catch fire. that's not ideal. the top of the line smart phone went on sale last month. there have been at least 26 cases where users were burned by the

again this is not jim jordan saying this. this is not donald trump saying this. this is not the freedom caucus saying this. this is the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia decided just six weeks ago. so you guys are still up to it, aren't you? >> as i wrote to letter to all oversight committees including yours there are three cases out of the 145 that have not been processed because they are in litigation and our policy for years if you're in a process and then you sue we stop the process. but those are three from four or five years ago. they are not new cases. there is no new case -- >> these guys have been waiting four, five, some cases six years. you know i figured you would say and so, doesn't carry much weight with me and frankly didn't carry any weight with the court. because here is what the court said to that very argument. they said the irs is telling applicants in these cases, quote, we've been violates your rights, not processing your applications, you're entitled to have your applications processed but if you ask for that proce

again, this is not jim jordan saying this. this is not donald trump saying this. this is not the freedom caucus saying this. this is the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia decided just six weeks ago. so you guys are still up to it, aren't you? commissioner koskinen: no. as i wrote in a letter to all of the oversight committees, including yours, there are three cases out of the 145 that have not been processed because they are in litigation and our policy for years has been if you're in a process and sue -- stop the process. those are three from four, five years ago. they are not new cases. there is no new case. mr. jordan: these guys have been waiting four, five, some cases six years. i figured you'd say that. it doesn't carry much weight with me and it frankly didn't carry much weight with the court. here's what the court said to that very argument. they said the i.r.s. is telling applicants in these cases, quote, we've been violating your rights, not processing your applications. you are entitled to have your applications processed, but

plus, congressman jim jordan or hillary e-mail scandal.ck haded lots of questions, and new information on hillary's health you don't want to miss this power packed hour in three minutes. .. tree and do every day this week last week at that commander-in-chief for an nbc news she had an absolutely terrible performance paired she cannot give a brand-new excuse for her e-mail. first it was no classified information and that it was no marking. then it was no headers. this is terrible. what a donald trump do? he spent his time in bracing vladimir putin and a double down the next day and spent days talking about the romance. that is not disciplined. that is not helping. he's making it much easier for her to win the election. stuart: let me throw this one at you. president obama was campaigning for hillary clinton. it was touting what he calls the strong economy. he thinks himself basically. >> we turned around a declining economy. we helped our industry said the records. our businesses between new jobs. our dependence on foreign oil, double the p

they include republican congressman jason chaffetz, trey gowdy as well as jim jordan. democrats on this committee consistently said this is basically a dead issue. the fbi investigation is closed. there was no basis, bill, for any criminal charges in this case. bill: catherine, thank you. that is a preview now. the hearing about to get underway. we'll be watching. thank you, catherine. few moments ago talking to the chairman of that committee, bob goodlatte, what he is planning to ask the fbi director and how he plans to drill down. that is coming up in a few minutes. that hear something on standby. as we say, hang on. melissa: meanwhile donald trump is set to speak live in chicago at the top of the hour. both candidates not surprisingly claiming victory in monday night's debate. hillary says trump showed he was unprepared. while trump says he had his eyes on the future. >> i watched her and she was stuck in the past. for 90 minutes on issue after issue, hillary clinton defended the terrible status quo while i laid out our plan, all of us together to bring jobs, securi

the impeachment effort which is backed by congressman jim jordan's group put out a tweet. they reach an agreement with house leelders to hold impeachment hearing next wednesday. the shouse back in at 9. 306789 a.m. eastern live on c-span. >> adams was not a good president. he was not a successful president. and if his career had ended at the end of his presidency, as his father's career ended at the end of his presidency, i don't think i would have written a book about him. >> sunday night on q&a, a columnist talks about his big "john quincy adams, militant spirit." >> the thing that strikes you. he's a politician. he's held elective office. he's done whatever you do to win. he didn't form alliances. he didn't do anything that you would do in order to be able to persuade people who otherwise might not go along with your agenda to do so. and so his four years in the white house were just pain. just pain. everything was hard. he achieved almost nothing. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> now louisiana's secretary of state testify on efforts to prevent motin

then, newsmakers with ohio congressman jim jordan. after that, donald trump at a campaign rally in virginia. bush and obama to some extent were prisoners of the situation they had created. on the other hand, they were in thelling participants existing budget game. q&a, roberton samuelson talks about his columns on business and economic issues and the u.s. economic performance under president obama. >> my opinion is not so high because he pursued policies that essentially were aimed at buttressing his reputation and his legacy and it seemed to me undermined general confidence in the economy. easternht, at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. daniels,orning, mitch a member of the commission on presidential debates board talks about the presidential campaign, the federal budget, and the upcoming debates. joseph discusses police shootings, protests, and how race has been talked about in this election cycle. and later, cole bolton, the editor in chief of the onion looks at political satire in their coverage of the campaign. as always, we will take y

our guests this week's congressman jim jordan, republican of ohio.e is the chair the house freedom caucus talking about what is next for when lawmakers return and what the agenda will be under any president. with nine folks and we are up to 40. we have a number of people retiring and leaving. new folks coming in around the number. our mission statement is simple. we think there are countless numbers of people who feel like this town is forgotten them. our job is to remember them. i think we may congress way too complicated. having the right rules in place gives us a better chance to do what we told the voters we were going to do when they gave us the privilege to serve. factes this reflect the you put forward a lot of policies you would like to see but have yet to rack up a lot of wins? >> it is tough to win the policy debate when you are a 40 member body. you can have an impact on blocking bad things and we felt like we have been fairly successful doing that. to pass good policy, there are rules that need to be followed. you need to take the argumen

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jordan. 7-0 eagles. and a nice debut for jim schwartz as defensive coordinator. the browns definitely helped out. the snap over rg-iii's head. that's a safety. 15-10 eagles. they had three sacks in the second half on rg-iii. doug pederson with the gamble. going for it on fourth and four at the brown's 40. carson wentz once again hooking up with zach ertz. look at this beautiful pass. drops it into the arms of nelson aguillor. carson wentz with 278 yards. that's the most in a game for an eagles rookie quarterback in his first start. birds beat the browns 29-10. carson hadn't played in a month. >> it just really goes back to the offseason although getting here in the spring and right after the draft, all summer long being around those guys. obviously the number of reps was limited. we made it work. at the end of the day it comes down to players making plays. that's what we did today. >> he's a big strong guy. 6'5", 240, whatever. he's a big boy. i'm proud of the way he handled it. a lot on his plate today. feels good to get a win. >> all i know is he's a great football player and a great competitor

. >>> michigan's jim harbaugh, all fired up on his quarterback spate. michael jordan looking on. michigan against hawaii. spate threw three touchdown passes. this one to jake butt. to the pylon! hawaii, yeah, that same team that played cal in australia, was a sacrificial lamb at ann arbor the 7th-ranked babes in blue michigan rolled, final 63- 3. big upset today number 5lsu beaten by wisconsin 16-14. that game was played at lambeau field in green bay. >> i have never seen harbaugh do that. >> did it with the 49ers. >> okay. okay. >> beating up his quarterback. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com captioning sponsored by cbs obama and putin joining forces? breaking news on a potential groundbreaking deal between the u.s. and russia on the war in syria. also tonight, hermine hammers the east with torrential rains damaging winds and coastal floods. >> it looks like a big mower just came through and mowed down the trees. >> in detroit, protesters greet donald trump as he reaches out to voters at an african-american church. and with the anyone pi

. >>> michigan's jim harbaugh a quarterback fired up ritual. wilson's recipient, michael jordaning on. spate through three touchdown passes against hawaii this one to jake butt. to the pylon. it is a 7th ranked blue michigan rolling final of 63-3. >>> how about a lot of wisconsin badger nation inside of lambeau field today against 5th-ranked lsu? 3rd quarter badgers leading but brandon harris, into the end zone tigers 14-13. but they trailed 16-14. lsu quarterback harris they say he is supposed to be the best quarterback in the scc. oh! this fella paid for it. talk about taking one for the team. wisconsin 16-14 the final. >>> all right. >> more highlights tonight including alabama. >> okay. >> against sc. >> thank you, mr. glenn. >>> coming up, there is gold in them thar hills. a nugget the size of a t-bone steak, a tiny one, turns up in the sierra. now local businesses are banking on a gold rush for the holiday weekend next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rush this holiday weekend. you may be wondering -- why now? well, one prospecter just well, one prospecter just found >>> a modern-day gol

. >> it is the guy who signed the air jordans, the same guy. >> okay. >> jim harbaugh getting his familywas e, yesterday talking about his kids. é from house to house. my kids run. >> i wonder if pgahe is ever ho did he rent the kids or what? >> this guy is always working. >> always working, doing radio. >> he is a great college coach. >> somebody is going to come along. the dallas @cw3cowboys, effect guessing, but they'll come along. they have another bad year or two and he will be the first guy to make $10 million a year and they má5will archbishop hi back. >> it is always about ój7the money. >> ;çfthis guy loves what he do and 49ers, )á would have been incident rhetting to me to see how he would 1ehave handled l= had he still been the coach here if the kaepernick situation and all this going on. it seems like he is t-much hóñ happier where he is now. he played there. you get 110,000 people a ó2cga and you talk about -- i mean obviously, he was loved by most people here. but there, you're like a god in ann arbor. >> i think when your players aren't making millions /n1of dollars,

jordan howard with 15 carries. 98 yards. two catches, 33 yards. one touchdown, 16-yard run. that's a good night's work. >> jim: if you have the hot hand, rookie or not, it was proven last year. jeremy langford got his opportunities and that's the type of opportunity that howard may have ahead of him this season. >> sam: on the carry, up close to the 40-yard bears head back home saturday, cut down date in the nfl. 75 players will be reduced to 53 and then sunday, you can put together your 10-man practice squad. but besides that, there will be a lot of movement with all the players out on waivers. >> jim: and that's, again, chicago will have the opportunity to claim guys off waivers. any opportunity they feel they can upgrade, they're going to churn the back end of the roster. anything that they can do to upgrade to improve their stronger, stronger depth is what they need. that's really the difference with the chicago bears and teams in the division. chicago does have the depth of, say, you know, a team like minnesota. and i know that's a huge issue with teddy bridgewater right now, but that is one of the bette

>> reporter: our very own jim gardner sat down with peres when he was in philadelphia in 1996 awarded the liberty medal by then mayor ed rendell for the 1994 accord with jordanshua runyan interviewed him more than a decade ago on a visit to philadelphia. >> a consummate diplomat. an intellectual, somebody who was in the trenches when it came to developing government policy and in negotiating with other states. >> reporter: peres was born in poland in 1923. he emigrated to what was then british mandated palestine. he grew up on a kibbutz. he first entered israeli parliament in 1959 is over the years peres worked to build israel's new defense forces. he's the architect of the controversial nuclear program of the 1960's. he served two brief spouts as prime minister in the 1992 peres started talks with the plo and yass star arafat. nobel peace prizes followed n2007, he was elected the country he's ninth president. he retired in 2014 as the world's oldest head of state. >> his loss is going to be felt for a long time. >> reporter: with six decades of public service expect the tributes to be rolling in from across the world today. we are live along the ben frankli

>> reporter: our very own jim gardner sat down with peres when he was in philadelphia in 1996 awarded the liberty medal by then mayor ed rendell for the 1994 accord with jordan. editor in chief of the jewish component joshua runyan interviewed him more than a decade ago on a visit to philadelphia. >> a consummate diplomat, an intellectual, somebody who was in the trenches when it came to developing government policy and in negotiating with other statements peres was born in poland in 1923. he immigrated to he what was then british mandate of palestine. he grew up on a kibbutz joining a left wing zionist movement. over the years peres worked to build israel's defense forces. he was the architect of the controversial nuclear program of the 1960's. he was elected twice at prime minister. in 1992 peres started talks with the plo and yass sir arafat. the secret negotiations developed into the oslo peace process. nobel peace prizes follow inform 2007 he was elected the drain he's ninth president. he retired in 2014 as the world's oldest head of state. >> his loss is going to be felt for a long time. >> reporter: back here live by the israeli flag along the ben fra

jordan and ben were sighted. >> he is one fine young man. >> just released, the highest paid men in tv. "the big bang theory" cast made a big bang. they own the top four spots. jim parsons is number one, clocking $25.5 million annually. followed by johnny galecki, simon helberg and kunal nayyar. >> you have your own car? >> yeah. >> you don't have to brag how rich you are when you have your own car. >> you have 19 horses. >> enough. on tonight's episode, bernadette played by melissa rauch is trying to keep a secret of her own. >> how did you think you were going to hide your pregnancy? >> i had a plan. i kept leaving dove bar wrappers around to explain any weight gains. >> where did you get empty dove bar wrappers? >> because of all the dove bars i ate! i'm pregnant! try to keep up! i'm sorry, i have to go find out if my boss knows. >> it looks like kaley's penny spilled the beans. >> oh, my god. i didn't mean to. it just slipped out in front of her assistant one day. >> that show is so much fun. here's big cbs news. jane pauley is taking over as host of cbs sunday morning. one of the best shows out there. charles is retiring after 22 years. jane's first show wi

jim, if we could g a ladies in the front row here. >> yes. >> stephen: who actually have been part of this program from malawi, jordan. pakistan. ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> they-- they spoke so eloquently. they told their stories at an event that you helped to host yesterday here. >> stephen: absolutely city. >> on broadway. to help raise awareness. we held it for the spouses of the world leaders of the u.n. general assembly. it was a mixture of stories and, you know, inspiration from these girls, and empowering music from some of the top broadway stars. and we had this hand suspect young man here helping us keep it all together. and i'm so grateful for your support, not just yesterday, but on everything you do on issues that you don't just speak out on. you don't just make us laugh. and you care about them. and that's why i like you. >> stephen: thank you very much. it was an honor to be invited. thank you very much. there's a documentary, there's a documentary that cnn is going to have on called: "we will rise" a cnn film that followed you on a trip to liberia. >> marakesh and madrid. >> stephen: and we have a can c

jordan? mr. wahlberg? mr. wahlberg votes yes. mr. homage? mr. gaucher? mr. gaucher votes yes. mr. gowdy? mr. gowdy budget is. as jim? mr. massey but just. mr. meadows? mr. is votes yes. mr. buck? mr. walker? mr. blum? mr. blum vote just. mr. hice? mr. hice vote yes mr. russell? mr. russell vote just mr. carter? mr. gossman question mark mr. russman votes yes. mr. heard? easter heard votes yes. mr. palmer question mark mr. palmer bunches. mr. cummings? mr. cummings but just. mr. malone -- miss maloney. clay? mr. clay vote just. mr. lynch? mr. conley? mr. commonly vote just. mr. conley? mr. conley votes yes. mr. boyle. esther welch. -- mr. welch. >> let the court record a tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yea nay's.zero will now close the court, at the appropriate time we will depart for the capital visitors center as it has been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee. the witnesses and counsel me be present. the clerk has been directed only to allow these persons to enter at that appropriate time. at recess until 7:30. announcer: the house oversight committee is holding hearings this week related to t

jim: that's theoo >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: wearing sungsses? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know. yeah, i'm that cool, that just this bcks the sun. yeah, exacy. in china, you rked with jordan, with theew line of jordan -- quest, you're going to freak out on this one. quesis -- he's a -- yeah, he's a sneaker head, but these are just gems, they're more like luxury -- >> yh, i have a lot -- i have a lifestyle shoe -- just becae it's faster, iike change the game up a littl bit, and one with lifestyle. [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: frank, look at that. [ laught ] they a all jeaus of ese guys. there's e lile -righ ere -- come on, that's the way to do it. >> yeah, that would do it. that would do it, yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you do all this. >> i do. >> jimmy: and you're amazing at basketball. you're a very, very talented guy. >> thank you. i preciate that. >> jimmy: but i was wondering if tonight sinceooall season kicked off, then they'll put these ones on, and i'd like to challenge you to a game of football team game tonight. are you good at football? >> i'm not bad, i'm pretty good at all sportt let's do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: russell westbrook d i are having a random footbal

jim kelly, kind of saw a strength in that, mentally tough, physically tough attitude, not afraid to stand in the possibility and take a hit. i think carson showed that. >> that's it for sports right now. >> jordan matthews was on the receiving end of the first pass of the season. we talk exclusively to matthews about his toughness and willingness to take a big hit. >> i might take a hard hit and that thing might hurt, but i'm not about to lay there, that's week. because then now they feel like they've got you, you can talk to yourself, you can psych yourself that you with respect hit that hard if you just pop-up and start running. >> matthews has with stood the hit to haul in more passes than any team in eagles history. the eagles are getting ready gore that prime time matchup for monday night and then on sunday for game day kickoff. >>> your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> another perfect day, nice end to the week, and it's going to be a really great start to your weekend, temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 70s, philadelphia, mid 70s, we'll take a look at our delaware neighborhood. kent and sussex county, mid to mostly 70s here. so as we go through tonight, it's going to be comfortably

>> reporter: our very own jim gardner sat down with peres when he was in philadelphia in 1996 awarded the liberty medal by then mayor ed rendell for the 1994 accord with jordan>> he was very much ahead of his time. >> reporter: editor in chief of the jewish component joshua runyan interviewed him more than a decade ago on a visit to philadelphialy. >> a consummate diplomate an intellectual someone who was in the trenches when it came to developing government policy and in negotiating with other states. peres was born in poland 1923. he immigrated to what was then british mandate of palestine. he grew up on a kibbutz joining a left wing zionist movement. over the years peres worked to build israel's new defense forces. he was the architect of the controversial nuclear program of the 1960's. law elected twice at prime minister. in 1992 peres started talks with the plo and yasir arafat. the secret negotiations developed into the oslo peace process. nobel peace prizes followed. in 2007 he was elected the country's ninth president. he retired in 2014 as the world's oldest head of state. the funeral is set for friday in jerusalem along with world -- a long list of